Is there a way to hang the fixture vertically?
2323
You can suspend it from one end via it's wire hangers--I am doing so currently--as long as you have something to hang from.
2324
Theres wire hangers on each side that should let u hang it vertically. I knw i would do it that way if i used lights like that. If u measure right u can use both hangers instead of letting it hang from the one which one should hold it just fine. Hopefully this answers your question. Feel free to ask any other questions if u need to.
100428
Yes you can mount this fixture horizontally. I did and it looks really great and gives a lot of light.
697806
No. There is a small hole on each side of the light. I had to buy some wire to run through the holes to hang it.
22935
The mounts are made for horizontal hanging, but you could buy picture wire and make it vertical.
116548
Mine, was connected @ flush mount fixture, although I think it could be hanged @ light fixture, honestly I don't recommend that because the chandelier it's to heavy.
2164428
I would think the answer to be "Yes" from a ceiling electrical box but likely not so froma wall box as you will need to fashion and elbow linkage whether the light shines up or hangs down.It offers many possible configurations and is a very good value item to hang in variety of ways. Blue
892806
It's made to be hung vertically pictured. It can be adapted by a glass store to hang horizontally by moving the hanging hooks.
132
There was a grooved hanger in the center of each section for it to hang vertically. But since the piece is stretched on a wooden frame, it should be fairly simple to install your own hangars on the horizontal side if you're good at that sort of thing.
57513
Yes, each fixture can be separately adjusted. I have them hung horizontally above my bookcases and vertically between my windows above a room length work counter. I'm able to have lighting exactly where I want it
616942
Sorry, I bought this to mount my daughters diploma and then gave it to her so I don't know if there is a hook to hang vertically. There is nothing about the frame itself on the display side that would prevent it from being hung vertically and it is a very beautiful frame with nice matting.
323716
You might could rig up some sort of bracket to hang it but it's not designed out of the box for that. The circular mounting bracket on the back has a hole on each side so it can be screwed into a wall or a flat surface. I use these for security lights during halloween and christmas so I actually put large zip ties through the holes and strap them to trees limbs and they stay in place just fine.
2221645
I hung mine vertically and just tested how it would work with hats. It worked just fine vertically too!
124693
I think there is a light kit that's sold seperately. It can be flush mounted.
1027231
Never tried it, but don't know why you couldn't. We hung ours with the globes down and it is really a nice looking fixture.
782567
No, fixture is not designed for direct mounting. No easy access to inside of fixture. Instructions state to mount "minimum of three inches from ceiling."
100427
These can be mounted vertically (as I have a pair) or horizontally. May require removal of screws to position the mounting base properly. The screws that Danusia complains about will be oriented at the top and bottom edges (it sounds like she got a returned/repacked fixture - the glue would have been the sticker residue). You may consider the incandescent version (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002VB5696) with halogen bulbs. I am using 40-watters that throw more light than standard 60-watt T10s. CFLs aren't really suited for the short on/off cycles in a bath.
1153139
Vertically. Please click the link to see the installation video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ur-zTLDh9s4